THE

MONTHLY REVIEW.

FROM

MAY TO AUGUST INCLUSIVE.

1831.

VOL. II.

NEW AND IMPROVED SERIES

LONDON:

G. HENDERSON, 2, OLD BAILEY.

XIV. Valpy's Epitome of English Literature-Paley.

XV. Bourienne's Memoirs of Bonaparte.

XVI. Edinburgh Cabinet Library-Egypt.

XVII. Lord Byron's Works--Vols. 5 and 6.

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XVIII. Mrs. Hall's Sketches of Irish Character-Second Series. 151

XIX. Bernays' German Poetical Anthology.

XX. Whittle's Marina.

XXI. 1. Leigh's Guide to Wales.

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2. Leigh's Welsh Interpreter.

XXII. Few Words on Many Subjects.

XXIII. The Sailor's Bride.

XXIV. The Life and Trial of Thomas Muir.

XXV. The Dramatic Annual.

XXVI. The Sacred Love Pledge.

XXVII. Freemason's Pocket Companion.

Literary and Miscellaneous Intelligence.

CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JUNE.

No. II.-Vol. II. (1831).

ART. I. The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race. By C. O.

Muller. Translated from the German

II. Armstrong's Journal of the seat of War, during the Cam-

paigns of Russia and Turkey

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III. 1. The Cabinet Cyclopædia.-England. By Sir James

Mackintosh

2. State Papers. Henry VIII.

IV. Social Life in England and France.

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V. Gebir, Count Julian, and other Poems. By W. S. Landor, Esq. 217

VI. Sketches in Spain and Morocco. By Sir Arthur de Capell

Brooke, Bart.

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VII. The Life and Correspondence of Sir T. Lawrence. By
D. E. Williams, Esq.

VIII. Anatomy of Society. By J. A. St. John

IX. The Sixty-third Exhibition of the Royal Academy

X. Essays and Orations, and an account of the opening the

tomb of King Charles I. By Sir H. Halford

XI. Friendly Advice to the Lords

XII. Substance of Dr. Crotch's Lectures on Music

XIII. Account of the Liverpool and Manchester Rail-way

XIV. The Laws relating to Benefit Societies and Savings Banks

XV. Five Years of Youth. By Miss Martineau

XVI. The Herschelian Companion to the Telescope

XVII. Standard Novels, No. 3.-The Spy

XVIII. The Panorama of Constantinople

XIX. Family Classical Library.-Horace

XX. Framlingham: a Narrative of the Castle

XXI. The Twelve Nights

XXII. 1. Poems by Mrs. J. S. Prouse.

2. A Vision of Hell.

3. Satires and the Beggar's Coin.

4. The Deliverance of Switzerland.

5. Portraits of the Dead.

6. Fitz-Raymond, or the Rambler on the Rhine

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Miscellaneous Intelligence

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To Correspondents

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CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JULY.

No. III.-Vol. II. (1831).

ART. I. The Botanical Miscellany. By W. J. Hooker

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II. The Correspondence of Isaac Basire, D. D., with a Memoir

of his Life. By W. N. Darnel

III. Journal of a Residence in Germany, in 1822, 1825, and

1826. By W. Beattie, M. D.

IV. Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative of his Shipwreck, and con-

sequent discovery of certain islands in the Caribbean

Sea. Edited by Miss J. Porter

326

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V. The History of English Dramatic Poetry, and Annals of

the Stage. By J. P. Collier, Esq.

354

377

VI. An Essay on the Origin and Prospects of Man. By Thomas

Hope

VII. Letters to a young Naturalist on the Study of Nature, and

Natural Theology. By J. L. Drummond, M. D.

VIII. 1. Philip Augustus. By the author of " Darnley"

2. Arthur of Britanny. By the author of "The Templars"

3. Pin Money. By the authoress of "The Manners of the

Day"

4. Haverhill. By J. A. Jones

5. Tales of Welshland. By the author of "Reginald Trevor"

6. Ivan Vejeeghen; or Life in Russia. By T. Bulgarin

7. Authorship, a Tale. By a New Englander over-sea

8. The Old Man of the Mountain and other Tales, from

Tieck

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IX. Spain in 1830. By H. D. Inglis

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X. Boswell's Life of Johnson, edited by J. W. Croker

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